by: Chloe Wilson Culture Editor Freshman Caliana Nelson has quickly immersed herself in numerous Los Gatos High School activities, ranging from sports to instruments. Whether she is rushing on the football field […]
Nelson prepares for a busy year
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Sacco Thrives in Cross Country
by: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor On the trail and the track or in the classroom, wherever sophomore Kevin Sacco ventures, he makes sure to leave a lasting impact. Sacco started this academic […]
Gupta tackles his freshman year
by: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor Whether in the robotics workshop or the Manutech lab, Aarav Gupta is a freshman tackling high school head-on. This year, Gupta’s schedule is ambitious; he is taking […]
DeGraff excels in rowing
by: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor Junior Luke DeGraff is kicking off the year with an academic and athletic load many high schoolers would shy away from. Balancing rigorous courses with a year-round […]
Gaylord makes a difference in the Los Gatos Community
by: Tori Shubert and Lila Zamansky People and Media Editors Entering her second year of high school, ambitious sophomore Emerson Gaylord does it all, balancing 12 hours of dance per week, volunteering, […]
Lu makes the most of her year and summer life
by: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Go-getter, learner, and storyteller: senior Megan Lu is all of the above. Though only in high school, Lu has had many interesting experiences ranging from odd jobs […]
Victor excels while at LGHS and in her community
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor Aspiring doctor and avid volunteer, junior Anna Victor manages to maintain balance in spite of her very full schedule. Victor’s love for the medical industry first sparked […]
Robison gears up for an eventful season
by: Isabella Langner and Jordan Park Center Editor and Website Manager If you’ve ever wondered how one student can juggle soccer, singing, kickboxing, volunteering, and ambassador work, meet senior Callan Robison, because […]
Mitchell addresses the despair of gifts for Dad
by: Kayla Mitchell PR Manager Buying a gift for someone who literally owns everything is one of the most inhumane challenges forced upon us. Forget hot pilates or running a marathon; try […]
Gruetter describes the struggles of adapting to her iPhone 16
by: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief I recently made a substantial, luxurious, and adulting purchase (at the expense of my parents): I got a new phone. This new device has several qualities that make […]
The iconic penny meets its demise
Claudia Casal Montserrat People Editor I was appalled to learn that the penny is officially dead. Do I know when I last used a penny? Well… no. Still, while increasingly irrelevant, the […]
Car’s high beams torment Muthukrishnan
by: Sahil Muthukrishnan Culture Editor Cars have reached a plateau in the quality of their designs, and while buyers argue whether to keep buttons and knobs or digitize, most accept that a […]
Strahs shares nostalgia for Club Pnegiuin
by: Hayley Strahs Editor in Chief On Mar. 29, 2017, my childhood melted away alongside the snowy servers of Club Penguin. The iconic mass multiplayer online game paved the way for Animal […]
Ambekar details the frustration of losing hairties
by: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor Spot the difference: me finding a hair tie in the depths of my backpack versus an archaeologist discovering the subject of their life’s work. Trick question, there […]
Singhal struggles through her sister’s anime addiction
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor Recently, my sister has started watching anime. As much as I wish I could do something about it, I can’t; it’s just something she has to experience. […]